Sentence examples for grading less from inspiring English sources

In the current academic year, according to the latest report from the national committee for university grading, less than 60% of pupils with high-school diplomas enrolled at an Italian university, the lowest percentage for 30 years.

And here in Westchester County, the Irvington district switched to the standards-based cards not only to make grading less subjective but also to keep parents better informed on their children's progress, said Karen Kellogg, an assistant principal.

Teaching more by grading less (or differently).

Prognosis is related primarily to stage, with nuclear grading less established for this subtype [19].

Implementing small changes like those described above might allow instructors to promote more student learning by grading less or at least differently than they have before.

During my newly qualified teacher (NQT) year, I had never been graded less than good.

"Does this translate into improved attendance, better grades, less suspensions?" Ms. Allen-Green asked.

Instead, schools will fall below the floor standard if pupils make an average of half a grade less progress than expected across their eight subjects.

Researchers tell us that children who grow up in families that eat together regularly are more likely to get better grades, less likely to be overweight, less likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, less likely to be depressed.

In the West, the hills are long and relentless but even in the Rockies are graded less steeply than they are here in the East, where no road builders, it seems, have ever heard of a switchback.

The material with grade less than the cutoff grade is considered waste.